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Which sector of society paid the lowest amount to attend plays at the globe theatre? the middle class paid the lowest amount. the lower class, the groundlings, paid the lowest amount. the upper class paid the lowest amount. the globe was free to everyone.

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The sector of society that paid the lowest amount to attend plays at the Globe theatre was (B) the lower class, the groundlings.

The play being talked about in the given statement is Ancient Rome and The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. The play was written by William Shakespeare and it was set in the city of Rome.

Many people belonging to different backgrounds and sections went to watch the play at the Globe theatre. There were about 2000- 3000 people to watch the play where most of them belonged to middle or high class audience. They had to pay two or more pennies to sit in the galleries. However, there were people from lower class also who paid just one penny to watch the play.

Therefore, the correct answer is (B) the lower class, the groundlings, paid the lowest amount.

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